• Super (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.70/10 from 83000 votes

Tags: tragicomedy, female on male rape

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Synopsis

Super tells the story of Frank Darrbo, a hapless fry cook whose life takes a turn for the worse when his wife Sarah leaves him for a drug dealer named Jacques.

Desperate to win her back, Frank comes up with a plan to report her kidnapped and rescue her from Jacques' clutches.

After a vision inspired by Christian TV, Frank decides to become a superhero in order to fight evil and save Sarah.

He creates a costume, armed with only a pipe wrench as his weapon, and sets out to stop crimes in the city.

However, Frank soon realizes that being a vigilante comes with its own set of challenges - his actions are seen as illegal by the police, his moral compass is skewed, and Jacques' gang is armed and dangerous.

With the help of Libby, a clerk at a comic book store, Frank sets out on a mission to rescue Sarah. But the question remains - what chance do they have against the odds stacked against them?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Super
	Speak Vernacular	James Gunn: Writer The Icons: Performer
	Starla	James Gunn: Writer The Icons: Performer
	Lonely Ones	Aceyalone: Writer Aceyalone: Performer
	Calling All Destroyers	Tsar: Performer
	Ain't Nothin' to It	Gregg Henry: Writer Gregg Henry: Performer
	It Hurts Too Much	Eric Carmen: Writer Eric Carmen: Performer
	The Hole	James Gunn: Writer
	Don't Touch Dead Animals	Toby Driver: Writer
	Here We Go	Copperpot: Writer Copperpot: Performer
	I Do	Jane Jensen: Writer
	Fallen Angels	Bill Boll: Writer Bill Boll: Performer
	Nobody Knows You Anymore	Terra Naomi: Writer Terra Naomi: Performer
	If You Want My Love	Rick Nielsen: Writer Cheap Trick: Performer
	Always Up	Todd Homme: Writer Todd Homme: Performer
	Mallin Box	Tree Adams: Writer Tree Adams: Performer
	What It Was	Aceyalone: Writer Aceyalone: Performer
	Moonlight on the Prairie (Libby's Hum)	James Gunn: Writer Elliot Page: Performer
	Born Under a Bad Sign	Moneybrother: Performer Anders Wendin: Writer
	Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White	Ed Cobb: Writer The Nomads: Performer
	Let Your Body Decide	The Ark: Performer
	God Knows My Name '11	Moneybrother: Performer
	Ain't Nothin' to It	Gregg Henry: Performer
	Fake Fool	Mitch Davis: Performer
	Don't Touch Dead Animals	Toby Driver: Performer
	God Knows My Name	Per Nyström: Performer
	Moonlight on the Prairie (Libby's Hum)	James Gunn: Performer
	Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White	Ed Cobb: Performer
	God Knows My Name '11	Per Nyström: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Parker

1/10

Throughout the film, the soundtrack seemed out of place and distracting, often overshadowing key moments of tension and drama. Instead of enhancing the scenes, the music detracted from the narrative, making it difficult to fully engage with the characters' motivations and conflicts.

Richard Miller

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack perfectly complements the tone and mood of the scenes, creating a powerful and immersive experience for the audience.

Amanda Anderson

5/10

The emotional impact of the film is heightened by the haunting melodies and melancholic tunes in certain scenes. The music beautifully underscores the complexities of Frank's moral dilemmas and the sacrifices he makes in his quest to save Sarah.

James Wright

4/10

The soundtrack of Super failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of Frank's journey from a hapless fry cook to a misguided vigilante. The music felt disjointed and lacked cohesion, failing to enhance the storytelling and connect the audience with the character's struggles.

Paul Scott

9/10

The soundtrack of Super perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film. The use of heavy guitar riffs and pulsating beats enhances the action sequences and adds a sense of urgency to Frank's mission.

Melissa Walker

6/10

The use of intense and suspenseful music during action sequences enhances the adrenaline-pumping moments in the film. The soundtrack effectively conveys the urgency and danger that Frank faces as he takes on Jacques' gang with only a pipe wrench as his weapon.

Melissa Adams

4/10

Overall, the band score of Super fell short in conveying the complexity of Frank's inner turmoil and the challenges he faced as he embarked on his ill-fated mission to rescue Sarah. The lackluster soundtrack failed to evoke the necessary emotions and failed to elevate the film to its full potential.

Daniel Wilson

7/10

The use of music in Super adds an extra layer of depth to the characters and their struggles, making the story even more engaging and impactful.

Amanda Parker

10/10

The diversity of genres and styles in the soundtrack of Super is impressive. From energetic rock tracks to somber ballads, the music enhances the different moods and themes of the film, creating a rich and immersive listening experience.

Emily Allen

6/10

The soundtrack of Super perfectly captures the dark and gritty tone of the film. The music sets the mood for Frank's journey from a hapless fry cook to a vigilante superhero, adding depth to the character development.

Steven Martin

8/10

The soundtrack succeeds in creating a unique and memorable atmosphere that stays with the viewer long after the movie ends.

Patricia Green

8/10

The soundtrack of Super captures the emotional depth and intensity of Frank's journey, enhancing the storytelling with its dynamic and evocative music.

Timothy Roberts

10/10

The emotional depth of the music in Super is truly moving. The melancholic melodies and haunting vocals evoke a sense of longing and desperation, mirroring Frank's emotional journey as he tries to win back his wife.

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